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271.
by sharts 9mo ago
This sounds so complicated while I’m just here making my GUI interface with Visual Basic to trace an IP address.
272.
by sharts 9mo ago
Protests are also largely useless.
273.
by sharts 10mo ago
Leadership and decision makers or product folks are out of touch. This isn’t new. They have always been that way.
274.
by sharts 10mo ago
Legitimately wondering why anybody looks at working for FANGs as something to be proud of these days. All of these companies went from kinda being on the right track w/ customers to becoming completely enshittified.
275.
by sharts 10mo ago
Why even make a distinction of category spend.
276.
by sharts 10mo ago
They did want to join the EU in the 90’s. They’ve always been rebuffed.
277.
by sharts 10mo ago
It provides purpose. Many people who retire early after doing all the random stuff they thought would be cool would likely find themselves isolated and decaying without purpose.
278.
by sharts 10mo ago
Very likely. Billionaires can afford to cultivate a persona for the masses. It’s so odd when the majority actually buy it.
279.
by sharts 10mo ago
Let them leave and let their fans leave. Fewer people means lower prices. CA is beyond capacity
280.
by sharts 10mo ago
I mean even at extremely high wages, cracking a billion is more than a lifetime
281.
by sharts 10mo ago
So all the studies citing fmri data are now wrong probably? yikes
282.
by sharts 10mo ago
Not a great look for Israel
283.
by sharts 10mo ago
That’s generally how CS is taught at many top schools. If someone needs handholding just to figure out python then that’s bad news for the someone
284.
by sharts 10mo ago
Because of organizational standards.
285.
by sharts 10mo ago
Where do folks find the best alIPTV options these days?
286.
by sharts 10mo ago
This seema like something AI could potentially be useful for.
287.
by sharts 10mo ago
What’s funny is steve jobs saying actual keyboards on phines were dumb. Apparently they were not dumb. They were just reliable AF
288.
by sharts 11mo ago
Socialism for wealthy interests will always prevail
289.
by sharts 11mo ago
Complaining about GHA is like complaining that dog poop smells. Like, what did one expect?
290.
by sharts 11mo ago
Has WB or Netflix ever been critical of the government?
291.
by sharts 11mo ago
Who still uses this garbage? None of these products have meaningfully improved since Office ‘97 —and that was like peak Office
292.
by sharts 11mo ago
Almost as if it was designed this way on purpose
293.
by sharts 11mo ago
The problem isn’t that such candidates would never accomplish anything let alone get elected due to the insurmountable amount of resistance from so many incumbents with a vested interest in that not happening, ever.
294.
by sharts 11mo ago
Wait, their military was involuntary previously? Everyone currently serving didn’t choose to do this?
295.
by sharts 11mo ago
It’s so weird that such a role could even have been allowed to be held by such a halfwit. How dies that even happen?
296.
by sharts 11mo ago
HaHa -Nelson
297.
by sharts 11mo ago
I’m wondering if this fixes the issue in pfsense which causes the Unbound DNS server to restart every time a new dhcp lease is created.
298.
by sharts 11mo ago
School is jail
299.
by sharts 11mo ago
All of that applies to military spending, highways, schools, etc. Does that mean we can’t have these things unless the wealthy want them?
300.
by sharts 11mo ago
cool story, bro.

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